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Yahoo's Carol Bartz has got it. Ex-Merrill CEO John Thain scored lowest in Fortune's ranking of positive chatter.

After four months of gains, home prices flattened in October. Worse yet, industry insiders think that they'll soon start to fall.

Want to boost your portfolio's worth in 2010? Skip the business pages.

Negotiations to keep the Fox network and other News Corp. channels on Time Warner Cable systems in several major cities continued Friday, hours past a midnight deadline that threatened to take the programming away from 13 million subscribers.

Our editors' picks for the best DVDs and CDs (including audio books) of 2009.

Stocks churned in the final trading session of 2009 as investors mulled a better-than-expected report on initial jobless claims at the end of a year fueled by big market advances.

After four months of gains, home prices flattened in October. Worse yet, industry insiders think that they'll soon start to fall.

All recoveries were not created equal. Who's on the mend abroad?

A look back at the vehicles that offered the rosiest and gloomiest returns.

What you should do if one of your funds gets eliminated.

Stocks churned Tuesday, ending a choppy session barely lower as the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq broke a six-session winning streak.

Consumer outrage about AT&T's 3G service for iPhones is boiling over, but the dropped calls and spotty service are indicative of a greater lack of foresight in the wireless industry as a whole.

The best deals require just a little more patience. Our advice: Wait it out.